Listed below are ancient Chinese coins from the Han Dynasty (BC 206 - AD 220) for sale

		Item ref: HAN11.20
		Item name: Wu Zhu Price: US$4
		Dimension: N/A Weight: N/A
		Remarks: S114, In circulation for over 7 centuries. Earliest use dates back to 118BC.
		Item ref: HAN12.3
		Item name: Li Di Wu Zhu Price: US$ 50
		Dimension: N/A Weight:N/A
		Remarks: S179, Eastern Han in 186 AD, 4 rays on reverse
		Item ref: HAN13.11
		Item name: Elm Leaf Ban Liang Price: US$ 12
		Dimension: 12.5mm Weight: 0.5gm
		Remarks: S86, Excellent condition. Quantity available
		Item ref: HAN14.13
		Item name: Ban Liang - 4 zhu Price: US$ 3
		Dimension: N/A Weight: N/A
		Remarks: S93
		Item ref: HAN15.11
		Item name: Ban Liang - 8 zhu Price: US$ 4
		Dimension: N/A Weight: N/A
		Remarks: S89
		Item ref: HAN16
		Item name: San zhu Price: Sold
		Dimension: N/A Weight: N/A
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Ancient Chinese coins: A brief history of Han coins

The Han Dynasty elm leaf Ban Liang was minted as a replacement of the Qin Ban Liang. The Qin coin was considered too heavy by the Han Emperor Gao Zhu. The Han coin, elm leaf Ban Liang is distinct for its small size and light weight. The Han Wu Zhu coin, commissioned during the reign of Han Wu Ti became the longest circulated coin in Chinese numismatic history, lasting about 739 years till its withdrawal during the Siu and Tang Dynasty.